Utah State University organizes a competition among young students to market solutions to the pollution that pervades the valley. The competition started in 2015.
Annie Scarber formed a stark memory during her first year in the Salt Lake Valley.
Annie Scarber, a student at Granger High School, on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. An art class at the school helps West Valley City teens reflect on their air quality and the solutions they would like to see. in the winter. But while collecting data from the air quality competition, Stafford discovered some students’ answers suggested that “they’re getting kind of a haphazard understanding of air pollution.”
“Which is surprising to me,” Galarza said, “that a child would be unfamiliar with that at the high school level.” She noticed it sparked conversations about how the students could change their behaviors to limit their contribution to pollution. Galarza even pointed out her own culpability. The air quality presentations and contests have changed perspectives and behaviors, according to Stafford’s data.
When creating her artwork, Jade Gonzalez, who is in Galarza’s class, thought of all the damage people do to the earth. Her piece depicts a woman’s torso slightly emaciated, representing Mother Nature. She wrote a message next to it: “Save her.”
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